The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
Afternoon Session.

. A. 8 o'clock pm. rebutting testi-
, mony for the State was continued.
Walter Hendricxs never had a converse
tion with Albrecht, in which he expressed
last meeting of ant -Prohibitionists in this
room last summer saw Albrecht and others
standing at the doors. When Gambrell
passed by someone in the crowd remarked ::
There goes that follow. now" whom AL
byeshtl tlrema, kedl ''Yes, he is the damned
editor Uf the .S,oord and Shield. He ought to
be huog, and would help 20 do it,"
Gross examined-There was considerable
antis had heard that their meeting would be
broken up by the prohiSitiontsts.
MARTHA JACKSON
lives In town. Am acauainted with Rose
Jordan Heard her say that she " The bug
BY coming up the street ost before the shoot
inR; that then she heard two pistols fire,
when she got up aud shut her door.
Cross examined-This conversati,n .oc-
CURED in the presence OF Mrs. Kalar.
1t occurred last Monday, a week ago,
~ Mrs, Kalar's, between and
9 :, o'clock a.m. Mrs. kalar, was
one,ot the Witnesses. She said Yes" she
told Mrs. X llar that she saw the buggy pass.
r. H. SAMUELs.
served the subpmna on Rose Jordan in
person. she state to me that she knew
n1thng aboutthe killing, for she was sick in
he'd when IL occurred.
Cross Ex iminsd-I repor cd this to Mrs.
T.. Chiles, / am an officer of tho GGceurt.
. and 'IS perhaps lsRp to District Alto Attorney MI,
inr went and whi pered it. to
them when she wac being exami9ed; did
cot tell what she said to any of the counsel
for the defense; l know that the pressure of
the accused; felt 1t myself. wentYolun-
tarily to counsel for the State and told them
what Rose Jordan had said. think theIe
were two other women present when Rose
Jordan made the romark, but l do not now
who they were. Redirect-Heard the exami-
nation of Hose Jordan, and heard her say
that she did not know who subpnmaed her;
had heard a witness for the defense make II
talse statement, lwo1ld have informed o0un-
sci for defense.
JOSEPH s, RAINS
lives in jackson. Knows Rese jordan. Was
at investigation of cOr0ner's jury in this
case. Saw Rose Jordan there. Asked her
if she knew anything about this case. She
said she did not, that she was sick at he
time. know her General reputation tor
on oath.
Gross examined Heard Mrs. Cushman say
Rose Jordan would not do to rely on that
you h've to watch her when she is ABOUT
she wou d not do to rely on. Heard my wife
spe k of her. She stole a watch from my
house and she swOre before Almighty
has been about my house, and l know she
would not do to rely on. This is all have
heard about her, and Is what i base my
opinion of her truth aud veracity upon.
Qnestion-Did you not order Col. Hamil-
tons carriage from in front of yOxr houseH
Answer L did or er the carriage away but
not because itwas Col. Hamilton's, but te-
cause / woul' not let anybOCy's carriage
stand in front Of my house; Dii n not say
should stand in front Of my house, have
said, and still say, that the killing was
fou a:sassinati'.n. May have said
that the whole whole, tea Ia5Tty are
she knew about the cNe from. idle
curiosity. i would not have believed her,
o matter what she might have said
Redirect made up my mind that this
was an assassination from what heard tho
,wihnes. say, and haze no reason to change
it, Have Othing agaii 81 hamilton.
RacToss Examination | formed and ex
pressed my said opinion the mOrnIngaatter
the XII ling, before l cav !! discussed IN the
papeT and be ore the testimony was given
+. H. Emmerson went yester .ay and st od
on the step Of Lesser's, where Jayne stood at
the tiGne Of he shooting. Could see al of tbs
north approach to the bridge, except one
RR.rs Rfss Sn%s was @ nothins TO oSs,raet 0usa; my
view of the road to the bridge.
Could go entire nor'h half Of bridge; half
way acress the bridge.
Gross Gxamined-etoOd where Jayne said
he TODD Did not stand negt to post. Don't
know where Jayne in his testimony said he
stocd, but took the position pointed out 70
me by JayRe, who was present when made
the observation. Observation was made in
day time. There was a wild peach tree in
the line Of vision. There was also telegraph
poles in the line of vision, but they did not
obscure the vision. Three men standing
from fifteen to twenty-five feet west Of
bridge and in two and one-half o, three feet
north eT street railroad, accoriitg TO my
observation, could have been seen.
A. II. JAYNE.
Caravan told me that the first men he saw
nj the sceLe oftbe conflict we're Hamilton and |
A Utrecht. He said this AoOn after the killing |
On Tuesday following the homicids was at |
Lesser and was told that CarIaway wanted |
tn see me. | went out and he asked me |
where stood at the time Of the shooting. ! |
showed him my position. Carrsway asked |
me If could see two lamps out there, and / |
told him could When he ASK ed mo " here |
they were, fa'd Tia at the frat as the street |
lamp beyond Kelley's store, and the other J
looks as II II was at tie north